NJIT Vector

About fifty years ago, many world leaders passed laws in their countries to help curb the various types of pollutions in their countries. The Russian government, in an effort to convince its citizens that the coal emissions from their chimneys were harmful and causing respiratory death syndrome in kids, put up posters that said "The smoke of chimneys is the breath of Soviet Russia" around the country.… Post the First Comment

When I walk into my room it is the first thing that my eyes fixate on. The square box roughly four inches tall by two inches wide, with one circular knob and a rocker switch. The knob has a word that I thought I understood as being the answer to all of my problems, but unfortu- nately, when the dial is turned and the rocker switch is pressed to the "ON" position there is no such luck.… Post the First Comment

A college experience comes with more than just sitting through lectures listening to professors babble on about information that is irrelevant to your life. Although academics are very important, there is more that the average successful student has on his or her plate.… Post the First Comment

NJIT has many interesting and fascinating people. This column, "Highlander Highlights," profiles people that have achieved great things and who have interesting stories to tell. One such person is third year student, 20-year-old Matthew Hanna. Hanna hails from East Brunswick and is studying biology with a minor in applied mathematics.… Post the First Comment